시편 35:28의 인용 해설

Plot/utter vain things (יֶהְגּוּ־רִֽיק - yehgu rik): [This refers to plotting] through speech (be-dibur). Similar [usage of hagah for speech is found], as in [verses like (Psalm 35:28)] "And my tongue shall speak (tehgeh) Your righteousness." And the [specific vain] speech [they utter] is [revealed in verse 3]: "Let us break their bonds asunder."

The word yehegeh (utters) can refer to [meditation] in the heart, as in (Psalm 49:4): "and the meditation (hagut) of my heart shall be understanding (tevunot)"; it can also refer to [utterance] with the mouth, as in (Psalm 35:28): "And my tongue shall speak (tehgeh) Your righteousness."

And you shall meditate in it. Every expression of הִגָיוֹן in the Torah refers to the [meditation] of the heart,¹⁵Metsudas Tzion says that הִגָיוֹן sometimes refers to speech as it is written: And my tongue will speak (תֶּהְגֶה) of Your righteousness (Tehillim 35:28). as it is said, ‘And the thoughts of my heart before you;’¹⁶Tehillim 19:15. ‘Your heart will give forth fearful thoughts.’¹⁷Yeshayahu 33:18.